Establishes alternative compliance standards for development of electric vehicle supply equipment and Make-Ready parking spaces based on charging capacity.
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Overview
This bill in New Jersey aims to make it easier for businesses to install electric vehicle charging stations and designated parking spaces. It creates alternative compliance standards, allowing developers to meet requirements based on the charging capacity of the equipment, specifically requiring a minimum output of 50 kilowatts per port. The Senate floor amendments clarify that certain gasoline stations and retail locations can also satisfy these requirements. This legislation intends to encourage the expansion of EV infrastructure in the state.
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